Pulled out 10kg of potatoes from the patch. And that's mostly the white ones. Purple ones next time the weather is good.
30 January 2012
25 December 2011
New brocks
A new set of broccoli seeds into a tray for winter. Premium green F1.
Also transplanted zucchini and pumpkin into the patch alongside onions and leeks. It may be too late for the alums... but worth a crack anyway.
Also transplanted zucchini and pumpkin into the patch alongside onions and leeks. It may be too late for the alums... but worth a crack anyway.
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Broccoli,
Leeks,
Onions,
Pumpkin,
Zucchini
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23 November 2011
Radish Christmas
Planted two half rows of radish by the peas. One row of German Giant, the other of French Breakfast. Between the half rows in went tow very short rows of the French Breakfast.
They should all be ready by Christmas.
They should all be ready by Christmas.
20 November 2011
Seeding is believing
Time to get some more seeds in since the weather is so bad today:
4 pottles with:
Zucchini - ambasador f1
3 pottles with:
Pumpkin - spooki
A tray of:
Leek - winter giant
6 each of:
Cabbage - Copenhagen market
Spinach - winter giant
Kohlrabi -early purple Vienna
4 pottles with:
Zucchini - ambasador f1
3 pottles with:
Pumpkin - spooki
A tray of:
Leek - winter giant
6 each of:
Cabbage - Copenhagen market
Spinach - winter giant
Kohlrabi -early purple Vienna
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Cabbage,
Kohlrabi,
Leeks,
Pumpkin,
Spinach,
Turnips
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19 November 2011
Pics
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Broccoli,
Cauliflower,
Garlic,
Potato
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More Lettuces
One of the lettuces in the patch died. The others are doing well. The Paris White Cos that had been growing in pots was transplanted into the patch. With some luck and good weather there'll be a supply of lettuce leaves soon.
Note the 3 rows of lettuces in the back and 2 rows of cos at the front (and looking rather sad). Behind the lettuces are leeks.
Note the 3 rows of lettuces in the back and 2 rows of cos at the front (and looking rather sad). Behind the lettuces are leeks.
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